[ SECRET POST #2925 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2925 ⌋

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Re: Favorite Fairy Tale

[(Anonymous)]

The Master Thief (It's a fairly unknown Grimm tale and it has two versions - one with romance and one without. The one without is way cooler.)

The Blue Light is another one of my favourites. It's about a soldier who gets discharges due to his injuries, finds a blue light that summons a wishes-granting dwarf(in a version by Andersen, it's wild dogs who grant the wishes) and makes it kidnap the princess to clean his room for him at night. He gets found out, is supposed to get hanged but gets his last wish granted to light a last pipe before he dies. The dwarf/dogs appear, beat up/kill the guards and make the king beg for mercy and in the end the soldier marries the princess and becomes king.

Snow-White and Rose-Red was cool as well.

And the fairy tale with the seven swans/ravens someone mentioned further up is a great one, too.

As for myths, I always loved anything creepy. I was a sucker for spooky stories and traditional monsters. And I really loved the Rübezahl myths - he's a grumpy mountain spirit from the Riesengebirge and my grandmother who came from Silesia told me the stories.